Games

These dynamic, new educational video games engage kids while teaching them important money skills. Money Metropolis allows kids ages 7–12 to navigate a multi-dimensional world, making life decisions that will affect whether their virtual bank account shrinks or grows. And in Peter Pig's Money Counter, kids ages 4–7 can practice sorting and counting coins with the help of wise Peter Pig.


Give your financial knowledge a workout with the new Financial Football; a fast-paced, NFL-themed video game developed by Visa. Just answer financial questions to advance down the field and score touchdowns. Play Now!		Meet the challenges of four weeks on the road as you steer your way to financial stability. This game requires players to make decisions about income, expenses and savings. Coming up short on cash means losing your wheels. Play Now!		Help Ed collect enough money to shop for his favorite things. This entertaining game provides a lighthearted way of teaching younger audiences about saving and differing money values. Play Now!

Games in the Classroom

Games can be powerful teaching tools. It's long been understood that young children learn a lot through play, whether it's with blocks, picture books or even hide and seek. The learning doesn't stop as we get older. Teens and even adults can learn while playing games, and there is a wide range of games available to teach a variety of topics, including financial literacy. Read More

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Posted by: SueZ
In regards to the countdown to retirement, I find the scenarios need to take into account marriage, families, and college. I played with 2 different scenarios and neither took into account the player having to make decisions for any of these situations.

Posted by: ladymrs.theend
suez is correct, it does not

Posted by: Latrice23
hey yall got a facebook

Posted by: anrhojie
To include the games in the activity of the class is exciting this is to ease the boredom of traditional system of education.It is another way of transfer of learning.

Posted by: matotien
The games are a quick start to financial knowledge for children.

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